| ENTERTAINMENT |
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"South
Park" Honored
Named top show by the
National Academy of Farts
and Sciences. |
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Noted Publicist Says 2002
Will Usher in Era of Innovation in Movies, TV
Also, Brooklyn Bridge will sell on eBay. |
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| BUSINESS |
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Enron Collapse Hurt Many in
Houston, But Not All
Huge jump in 4th-quarter earnings
reported by local firm, Shredco. |
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Bush Promises Enron Workers
Access To Professional Investment Advice
Should take care of whatever they have
left, he adds. |
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| ODDS AND ENDS |
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Administration
Has Proof to Back Claim
of 100,000 Terrorists at
Large
Bush spokesman (right)
offers list of Al Qaeda operatives. |
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| SCIENCE |
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Scientists Train Monkey to
Move
Computer Cursor With Thoughts Alone
Hope to train monkey to do this while
watching TV, eating pretzels. |
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HEALTH
/ MEDICINE
Moderate
Drinking May Prevent
Dementia, Say Dutch
Scientists
But they quarrel, come
to blows over effects of
heavy drinking. |
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| CORRECTION |
| A recent article
erroneously stated,
"America's great sports
stadiums, where rich and poor
once shared the common bond of
rooting together for the home
team, are now just another place
for the haves to flaunt their
money in obscenely lavish luxury
boxes while the have-nots squeeze
into smaller and smaller spaces
further and further away from the
mercenaries below, struggling to
injure each other for the
amusement of the
plutocrats." The correct
usage is, "farther and
farther away." |
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